Wheat and livestock prices surge on mixed market signals
Chicago reports a volatile session with wheat rising on shorts covering and new crop uncertainty, May futures near 94 to 93%4 cents. Corn and oats show modest gains while provisions dip. Fat cattle and hogs climb on strong demand, with steers at 8.1 and lambs near 8.0, yet hogs pare gains late as buyers temper activity.
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Chicago
Northwest
Shorts
Europe
Minneapolis
Duluth
May
May Park
Indianapolis Livestock Market Receipts Show Mixed Demand
Indianapolis March 23. Receipts 2,500 hogs and 600 cattle, against 2,297 hogs, 443 cattle and 14 sheep a week ago. Hog offerings fair for Monday, but supply barely meets demand. Active trading with competition between local and outside buyers and a general 5 cent advance.
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Indianapolis
Buffalo Market Report Gains Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
Buffalo on March 23 reports cattle receipts at 3,000 with prices for export steers 6.25 to 6.50 and shipping steers 5.55 to 6.25. butcher steers 5.00 to 6.00. heifers 4.50 to 5.75. cows 3.00 to 5.00. Hog receipts 14,000 with pigs 4.75 to 4.85 and others 5.35 to 5.40. Sheep and lambs receipts 12,000 with top lambs 8.75, yearlings 7.00 to 7.50, and sheep 3.59 to 7.00.
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Av. Pr
Buffalo
W. C. Routh & Co
Logansport
Market prices for cattle by weight and grade
An OCR filled table lists cattle pricing categories by weight and quality. Good to choice steers from 900 to 1 250 pounds priced around 5 65 to 6 15 with other ranges for 1 300 pounds and up, feeders and extras noted, along with heifers and cows prices across multiple grades.
Buffalo Live Stock Market Report March 21
Buffalo market notes porks hogs receipts about 3,000 with medium to heavy hogs selling from 5.25 to 5.35 dollars. Mixed and Yorkers traded around 5.25 dollars while pigs moved near 4.75 to 4.80. Sheep and lambs receipts about 3,000 with top lambs at 8.35 as cattle market remains strong.
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Buffalo
Chicago grain prices report from March 23
Chicago market notes list No 2 spring wheat at 1.07 to 1.08 dollars, No 2 red 93 to 96 3/4 cents, No 2 corn 64 1/4 to 65 cents, No 2 yellow 65 3/4 cents, No 2 oats 53 3/4 to 54 1/4 cents, No 2 white 51 to 53 cents, flour easy.
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Cove
Chicago
Ill
Local markets report grain and stock prices
Logansport markets list daily corrected prices for wheat corn oats and rye from Bishop Elevator Co and other firms. Hog steer and calf ranges are shown for Logansport Union Stock Yards McCaffrey Co Foley Co and Galveston groups with local notices of market activity and area travel notes.
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Bishop Elevator Co
Market Prices Reported for Grains Hogs and Seeds
Corrected prices from Miller and Walker show wheat 90 cents per bushel yellow corn 80 cents white corn 78 cents oats 47 7 plus clover seed 10 dollars and hogs at 4 dollars 50 cents. The data reflectsaday market levels for 1903 commodities.
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Walton
Bishop Elevator
New, Waverly
Rich .Bros
Miller and Walker
Flora General Store Traded for Copeland Livery Barn
Smith Wilkerson and Wikenberry traded the Miller and Son general store for the J. H. Copeland livery barn on Saturday night. Both properties valued at 10,000. Citizens busy listing the exchanged merchandise and property details.
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Copeland
Smith Wilkerson & Wikenberry
Miller & Son
J. H. Copeland
Examination Held Saturday At This Place
Onward examination day was Saturday, overseen by Prof. Reider. Candidates listed include Olive Coblentz, Stella Cook, Orton Smith, Floyd Haas, Owen Thomas, Della Hopper, Otho Ramer, Will Engel, Laura Preiser, Martin and Philip Murray, Frank Winters, Carl Deisch, Harmon Wilson, Willie Malott, Dick Woodling, and Chester Wilson.
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Prof
Reider
Olive Coblentz
Stella Cook
Orton Smith
Floyd Haas
Owen Thomas
Della Hopper
Otho Ramer
Will Engel
Laura Preiser
Martin
Philip Murray
Frank Winters
Carl Deisch
Harmon Wilson
Willie Malott
Dick Woodling
Chester Wilson
Hoosier Democrat Trades for New Plant Site
The Hoosier Democrat company exchanges its business building and lot for a larger double building owned by J. L. Wilson on Center Street. The paper plans to move its printing plant to the new site.
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Hoosier Democrat Company
J. L. Wilson
Center Street
Local Spelling School Delayed To Next Friday
The group planned to attend a Galveston spelling school Friday evening but found the event postponed to the coming Friday night. Various local residents were noted visiting relatives, purchases, or illness with social gatherings and church events upcoming.
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Galveston
Remodeling Elevates Office Building to New Condition
Miller and Walker oversee a renovation in which the elevator is upgraded and the floor is cemented. The project aims to restore the building to a like new state upon completion.
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Miller & Walker
Republican Primary Delegates Chosen at Bringhurst
At Bringhurst the Republican primary elected delegates to the state convention Dr E L Peters Joseph McCune H B Colvin and Virgil Myers. Delegates to the joint senatorial convention were Al Michael John Myers James Wharton and Samuel Eaton.
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Bringhurst
Dr.e. L. Peters
Joseph McCune
H. B. Colvin
Virgil Myers
al Michael
John Myers
James Wharton
Samuel Eaton
Church Calls Pastor Rev Frank Davis From Charlottesville
The Christian church has calledRev Frank Davis from Charlottesville North Carolina and will retain him as permanent minister. His first sermon will be preached next Sunday evening. Davis is described as a pretty good sized man weighing 365 pounds serving as the starting point for his new duties.
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The
Christian Church
Frank Davis
Charlottesville
N. C
Davis
Walton Born at Walton A Daughter For Maggert Family
Walton born to Mr and Mrs George Maggert a daughter. Dr Dutchess made a business trip to Delphi Monday. Miss Jess Ruth spent weekend in Indianapolis. Mrs Jane Myers Alva of Elwood visiting relatives for a few days. Mr and Mrs Ellis of Delphi called on Mr and Mrs Bruce Scroggs Sunday. Miss Ault trimmer for Cooper Bozells millinery store came Monday for opening Friday Saturday. A pension examiner from Marion called on Aaron Hearrell Saturday to correct pension papers. Young People meeting at Lutheran church well attended with special songs and talk by Mr Kepner. Elmer Oden went to Cincinnati Thursday and returned Saturday bringing Miss Donna with him. She will spend weeks at home before returning to Cincinnati to resume music studies. While Walter Buffington and Walter.
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George Maggert
Dutchess
Delphi
Jess Ruth
Indianapolis
Jane Myers Alva
Elwood
Ellis
Bruce Scroggs
Ault
Cooper & Bozell’s
Marion
Aaron Hearrell
Cincinnati
Walter Buffington
Walter
Dog killed in street dogfight after bull dog attack
A large dog died this morning after being seized by J J Berry's bulldog in front of the inter urban station. The bulldog held the throat as the other animal weakened and collapsed while attempting to flee.
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Spencer Drag
J. J. Berry
State Republican Convention Travel Rates Announced
The State Republican Convention sets the official route and charges one and one-fourth cents per mile. Tickets are valid on all cars with no excess. Travel on Tuesday March 31 from 9 45 a m and any train Wednesday April 1. Return tickets valid through Friday April 3. Inquiries via local agent or Indiana Union Traction Co Anderson Indiana.
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Dept. Indiana
Union Traction: Co
Benson Horses Fright End Hurts Buffington at Home
At Benson's home on Saturday a pair of ponies were being hitched when one horse became frightened and crowded Buffington into a wire fence. Buffington sustained several cuts and scratches to his hands.
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Benson
Buffington
Mrs Hattie Spencer Dies At Home In Jefferson Township
Mrs Hattie Spencer wife of James Spencer died at her home in Jefferson township after a prolonged illness. The funeral will be held from the Crooked Creek Christian church Wednesday morning at 11 o'clock with Rev McNeply of Liosa conducting the services. Interment will follow at the cemetery adjoining.
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Hattie Spencer
James Spencer
Jefferson Township
Crooked Creek
Buffalo Woman Seriously Injured by Cow
Mrs. Jerry Mattix of Buffalo was seriously injured Thursday evening when a cow caused two broken ribs. Doctors initially feared internal injuries but her condition is improving.
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Jerry Mattix
Buffalo
Somerfeldt and Croutcher United in Royal Center Ceremony
Myrtle Croutcher and Henry Somerfeldt were married Sunday at 2 PM at the bride’s home southeast of Star City. Rev. Grinnell of the First Baptist church Royal Center officiated. The couple will reside five miles north of Royal Center.
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Myrtle Croutcher
Henry Sommerfeldt
Star City
Rev. Grinnell
First Baptist Church
Royal Center
Revival at Evangelical Church Adds New Members
The church revival closed Sunday evening with a total of fourteen accessions raising the fellowship by thirty five new members.
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Evangelical Church
Buggy Accident Sends Lusher Couple to Hospital
William Lusher and his wife were thrown from their buggy when frightened horses dashed to Mr Wilson's barnyard. Mr Lusher sustained a broken orbital bone and two ribs. Mrs Lusher bruised but unharmed. Other local notices follow including a death in Thornhope and a pistol incident in Lucerne.
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William Lusher
Royal Centre
Ann Arbor Students May Be Released Without Trial
Ann Arbor youths held on $1000 bonds for a recent riot that damaged a five cent theater may be released without trial as businessmen sign a petition to drop the case if the students pay all expenses. Orville Emerick of near Galveston is among those under bond.
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Ann Arbor
Orville Emerick
Galveston
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